network down?

Started by Tacitus, Sep 08, 2008, 20:48:08

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Tacitus

Any reported problems with idnet?  I'm getting a msg from the router, 'no dsl connection'

Lance

Mine is fine here - sorry not to be any help!

It could be that there is a problem on one of the pipes or router, but until others say yay or nay it's impossible to know!
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Tacitus

The router reports 0 on all counts so it could be an exchange problem.  That said the phone is still working!

Lance

Like you, I wouild suspect a exchange problem. If it was an IDNet problem, it would just be PPP that was down, not sync.
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kinmel

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Tacitus

From what's been said I think it's an exchange problem.  There's no IP and all line stats are at zero, although the phone is working.  Could be BT b.......g about. 

Will check tomorrow morning and contact support if it's still down.

Simon

All fine here, but you're not with IDNet are you, Tac? 
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Lance

He isn't, but his sister or someone is i think! Support will be able to check to see if it is a exchange problem.
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Sebby

No problems here tonight.

vitriol

Woke up this moring to a CHAP Authentiacation Failed error message in my router, no internet connection.  Unplugged phone line, waited 30 seconds, plugged back in, back online again.




Tacitus

Quote from: Lance on Sep 08, 2008, 22:56:51
He isn't, but his sister or someone is i think! Support will be able to check to see if it is a exchange problem.

That's right, it's my sister who's with iDNet.  I should have made it clear in my OP, but I was trying to diagnose the problem over the phone whilst writing the post.  There are days when you can sympathise with the folks in the call centres....    :)

Rik

Luckily, they don't happen too often. ;)
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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on Sep 09, 2008, 08:54:03
Luckily, they don't happen too often. ;)

Just to show not all support lines are duff, sis rang iDNet first thing this morning and spoke to Miriam who did a line test.  As we thought, the fault was diagnosed as being with the exchange, so Miriam has been on to BT.  Not yet heard whether its fixed but I don't doubt it will be.

Sis was impressed with the service which she said was a pleasure to deal with. Since iDNet have come in for a fair amount of stick lately, I think it's only fair to record an instance when the service has been good and iDNet's reputation well deserved. 

Rik

Thanks for that, Tac.  :thumb:
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Sebby


Tacitus

Quote from: Sebby on Sep 09, 2008, 13:06:42
Good to hear. :)

BT prompted by Miriam did their thing and full service was restored during this morning.  Whatever they did, the router now reports a connection faster than previous, so all (so far) is well. 

Service wise you couldn't wish for better.  :)

Rik

Sounds like they sent a man out on a bike with a roll of tape and a pair of wire strippers, Tac. ;)
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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on Sep 09, 2008, 16:40:24
Sounds like they sent a man out on a bike with a roll of tape and a pair of wire strippers, Tac. ;)

They may have done, since at one point the phone was down as well.....

Colin Burns

hmm no problems for me though im getting worried as im getting super fast speeds

Lance

Don't worry colin, we can soon put a stop to that!
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Sebby

Quote from: Tacitus on Sep 09, 2008, 16:42:00
They may have done, since at one point the phone was down as well.....

Ah, the clumsy engineer probably tripped over your line. It happens a lot, or so I hear. ;D

Dangerjunkie

When I was with another provider I had problems with my pair being accidentally disconected (though I must declare that I did work for the company and left with a bang that got the head of the phone department's ass put in a sling so if I was to be uncharitable I might question just how accidental these accidents were.) The disconnects were of the disconnected pair 113 instead of 133 typo variety so what you're saying is possible.

Since the ADSL and the phone service come from different pieces of equipment in the exchange then go via "jumper" wires to a combiner that makes it into one signal to send down your copper it is possible that either the ADSL card that feeds you or the jumper between it and the combiner became faulty or disconnected. If that happened you would still have phone service. I had the reverse problem recently where I had ADSL but no dial tone.

Cheers,
Paul.

Colin Burns

Quote from: Lance on Sep 09, 2008, 23:08:20
Don't worry colin, we can soon put a stop to that!

that would be about right

hehe